PICTURES:This underpass in Noida just got a makeover and it's beautiful!

The work shows Indian naturalistic approach to art, KNMA head Kiran Nadar told IANS. /Image: Screengrab from video shared by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art on Facebook

It also educates the public about their art heritage, added Alok Tandon, the CEO of Noida Authority. /Image: Screengrab from video shared by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art on Facebook

The underpass, which took a little over a month to be painted, will showcase paintings of ‘Kalpavriksha' -- the auspicious wishing tree in Indian mythology -- by artists Laxman Singh and Kunal Jain. /Image: Screengrab from video shared by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art on Facebook

The few scenes from the mural include a celebration of Ganesha festival by village folk and the story of the mythological white elephant King Airavata who carries the Hindu rain God Indra./ Image: Screengrab from video shared by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art on Facebook

The underpass, located on the crossing of Noida's sectors 25A, 24, 33A and 22, is maintained by the National Thermal Power Corp (NTPC). /Image: Screengrab from video shared by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art on Facebook

An underpass in Noida got a mesmerising overhaul and commuters passing through it on were pleasantly surprised to see it painted in multiple colours and with vibrant mythological motifs. Inaugurated by Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma, the art installation was jointly conceptualised by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) and Noida Authority in order to promote arts in public sphere, IANS reported. /Image: Screengrab of video shared by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art on Facebook